Chapter 9. Web Development
Java has arrived on the Web with a
vengeance in the form of JavaServer Pages (JSP) and servlets, and
we'll take a look at how to create these using
Eclipse in this chapter. To do that, we're going to
use the Tomcat web server, which is the Sun Microsystems reference
implementation for both JSP and servlets�and
it's free for the downloading.
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Even though we're going to use Tomcat in this
chapter, the Java code we write and the XML files we edit are not
Tomcat-specific. JSP and servlets both must adhere to their
respective specifications, which means you can use what we develop
here with other JSP/servlet web containers.
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